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According to The Harper Collins Study Bible, Psalms “is derived from a Greek term meaning ‘song.’ The Hebrew title of the book, Tehillim, means more specifically ‘hymns’ or ‘songs of praise.’” For more on the Psalms and the songs we sing in worship services today, click the link below to visit our Worship&Music page. Worship&Music

Last month we posted “Songs that Carry Us” on our Worship&Music page. You may remember reading music that inspires faith can come from many places: Broadway ballads, pop anthems, and movie scores. What about from Bruce Springsteen? Click the link below to visit our Adult page for more. Adult

Did your summer travel include a trip to a national park? Yellowstone National Park was the first national park, and different groups have seen it as a religious place. Click the link below to visit our Adult page to learn more. Adult

Sometimes kids are curious, and they ask tough questions. Click the link below to visit our Children’s page for some guidance on tough conversations. Let’s Talk! Children

What’s the connection between the Good Samaritan and dirty dishes? To find out click the link below to visit our Youth page. Youth

Desert Cross is part of the Grand Canyon Synod and part of the ELCA, and we have a new Presiding Bishop. Click the link below to visit our Adult page for more on this News from the ELCA. Adult

Music is a key part of worship, but have you ever wondered how the music is chosen for the worship services? Click the link below to visit our Worship&Music page for a reflection on this. Worship&Music

“Go!” was the title of Pastor Andrea’s sermon. Answering the call to serve can take us many places. Pulpit. Firehouse. Classroom. Military base. Click the link below to visit our Adult page for one man’s call to serve. Adult

Whether you’re at home or on the road this summer, click the link below to visit our Children’s page to find some new ways to practice your faith. When you’re in town, we hope to see you at Worship! Children

I Forgive You. Those were the words said repeatedly in a court room ten years ago. Click the link below to visit our Adult page for an incredible story of forgiveness. Adult